The migration crisis that has been unfolding on the Spanish border since Thursday is an artificial crisis, at the behest of Israel by Leonidas Vatikiotis Part 3 - Algeria, the last straw The Spain-Algeria rift seemed to be closing on the occasion of Sanchez's visit to Algiers on July 20, upon his return from New York where he watched the Spain-Argentina football match, enjoying his national team's victory. The meeting of the Spanish Prime Minister with the Algerian political leadership inaugurated a new relationship between the two countries, as Sanchez literally said. This relationship is based primarily on economic cooperation, as Spain imports 34% of its natural gas imports, in liquefied form. The executives of the four Spanish energy companies (Repsol, Naturgy, Moeve, Enagas) who accompanied Sanchez, raised multiple alarms in Washington, which does not hesitate to even wage wars in Ukraine and Iran to secure contracts of liquefied natural gas for American energy multination...